:Early Modern England: A Social History 1550-1760

Mark Loudon

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'Early Modern England' combines consideration of more traditional concerns of social history with investigation of the newer items on the agenda of historians. There is as much attention given to the spiritual and mental worlds and cultural history as to examination of social structures.

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